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B R E E D IN G O N T H E FARM. Washington Notes. ‘ o f the departments ncl speak HINTS FOR THE SHEEPaiiEEDER I*** o f I n f e r i o r Sire»» G r e a t l y f l e t a r a * L iv e S to rk Im p ro v e m e n t. The breeders of grades are usually conteut with a very common or iuferiol pure firt-ii because of the lower cost, livery farm *iiou!U Have a flock oi hut to Invest In such Is clearly a mis slitH*p. 'l'Ue i!UintM*r kept should de take. The place fur all those inferior pend soimv»'. 1. ■ t upon Hie size and ; sires is the block iu the case of meat maklu« aulmul8 a«*«J iu the dray or van makeup of tlie* farm. There is always i ! In the case of horses. 1 he breeder who euotlirh forage «*11 a farm tfiat cun be * chooses Sires thus makes a g r i e v o u s utilized to y: * >d advaiitaue, if it is tak ' mistake. An inferior sire Is dear at t , l,.'C|i a smalli aUy price. lie IK* is dear us a gift. The en care of in t il<K-k at leas; thr h tli winter, ’i'ii'u I t I tcnt to which such sires have been rades has a thick of In-, *.liu;r till , ewes, l i v e and llion? i l i v l U ' j used by the breeders of grades no St Il k mi III.* !..",I that Win pay any | greatly retarded live stock Improve better, writ«* ; a X v York breeder iu meat. American A r r i d i l i Tst. They should 'Vl*at may lie termed promiscuous be kept through th * winter in a good breeding Is the common practice oi most farmers. The average farmer thriving c »iri'ili *ii, not tot» fat. T’hey can be kept in this condition by jtuli cions feeding of cori» fxlder or bean pods or clover hay. A change of feed Is desirable. A little wheat bran ami oats make a Hue. healthy grain ration. A yard or Held to run in during suit able weather will keep them iu the best of conditi »a. They are sure to I ring tine, thrifty Iambs. They should have a good shelter at nigld and away fruí i storms. Sheep iiould he kept dry. especially in win- *r. As the season draws near to the i i ml ring; tilín* they need watching care- 1 idly to see that their udders are nut < -ike I or sor if tir* ewe is iu good audition, there is usually very little trouble about the land) starting all right. As soon as possible, when tin* weather will admit, i like to shear the ewes. They will do better, and their udders are not so liable to get sore. Tile lambs will also «lo better. Of course tlie barn where they are kept should be closed, so the dock is kept fairly warm The «•*■»• need stronger feed as the lambs begin to grow It will not he long before the lambs ill begin to want to cat, and a place iiould he provided for them to run dito where a little wheat bran can lie had. als* a little clover hay. ’Illese should be put in fresh every day. It is astonishing how m > uu they will be- chouses a sin* from a certain breed. It i S ain fl *v o , k m i ' kn ow ledge of thf T 1MISKK L A N D . A i T . l l M M . 1» ; » — N O TIC E FO R PI P L IC A T IO N '. a good word iu their behalf, although | that is the inode of procedure ju W -siirn gton , regatdle-s of the liue detai1. T h e y nurse t litrii aui- stories ot m erit so lo u d ly pro- loti 11 and -til iv the system ot o|>- claimed. O h , no, men promoted elation ot the work, am! when the in W a sh in g to n do not a»’ for pro- new chief coluea iu, they run to i m otio n ; some triend sneak» off to him with their ideas and he puts the head o f the departm ent and ( WO and two togeth er and prouiul- sly ly asks to have the ntan pro ,„s i llovatioll T |1(m after the , . • . , . , moted, and if lie stands in the ele change is ma rua te, le, un no o one is list« ted vation is made. ; ^ a n g e Is n ................ A youn g man is *t> " " " 1 another c b » n g * is made. " h i g h l y recom m en ded ” and a p I For ror instance, the land office of the pointed as secretary to So-and-so; interior department will soon have after a lew months lie j promoted. ' another head. W o n d e r fu l (?) I T h e men we k n ow In ye merit; things will be fo r th c o m in g within a t |u ,s(, vv(, j , ( not |j,u>vv .,rt. few weeks after the new head as- thomrbt of , umps charge, a lt h o u g h it has re- ! T h e service nensiou bill is a great „„ ( ,, , , , . 1 ne service r tu sio u mu is a gri iti lulled t t a i s foi ihe employees to favorite in W a s h in g to n . Many of I • o n tln n e d fr u lli f ir s t p a g e . ) p o s it io n s in tlie g o v e r n m e n t ser- 1 lilted State» Land < Mliie. R. scb m « On*.. N o v SI. I9»ii. Notice i- I* r.-l.y given that in 00 m- pluimc with tin- piovt-ioiis of tin* net I of CongreM Iu * Si . entitled “ An net for the 1 I 1 1 tlnit*er Innds | In tin* Stilt - f Cnlifitrul.il Oregon, .N'eviuhi m.d W'a tui:-.rt* m T e rrito ry.” « h extendi Public baud Suites bv act of nl August t, 1 S<V, I It A D. H Y L A N D , of Lowell, County of Lane Slut* ***r T erritory 1 of Oregon, lias this da y filed hi this office his sworn stntciin lit N** 7ii-0 for the pur- eliiise of the V ‘ o! SW % . N VV of s i. anil stt "i \ I- of Section No, IJ in T i m 11 "1 1 1 1 * \ south, Range No. 2. west. U . M., and will offer I * i-"i if to bow i lint tin* land sought is more vnluable (,,r ll limber o r »tone IIIUIHK'K than for igil' ulturnl purpo es, unit (Prices quoted ure w h o le s a le .) to establish Ids cl.iini t*i said land lie- S. Couilllls- Butter, c ou ntry ¡ V fur W . \V. Catkins, I 20c sioncr. u t Ids ofl'u e In Ellgeno. Ore Butter, c o o k in g gon. on Thursday, the 11Ii day of Butter, creatnerv, lb 3 r>c April, 1»07 B utter fat lie names as witnesses; .’D '*2 (>-*-.ir Drurv, (¡rover Walker, W il .‘too I(Rgs Chickens 1 1 c bur Hylniul. Willl iin W. Sailor, of L o w e ll, l Ireg'ui. SI. 50 Onions, cw t. A iiy n - I all persons claiming ail- Apples, bushel, iu cord in g to vcis' ly tlit* •‘liiovi'-di'serilied lands are ii*i|u**stcd l o til** ilc'lr claim i la th is quality 5'--5 on or In-fore -aid lili day of C hittem iiark, old 7 c office April. I!«I7. He I I ' Hides', grt-en -. .* ttri b uj. Register. For Benefit of Farmers and Merchants ON HOME PRODUCTION may be on the ground of convenience ¡elaborate M stem o f pub lic lands. vice are tilled by old soldiers, and nr because the breed for tlie* time being ! Not only congressmen, but the j (],ejr interests are pretty well Is popular. Hoon another breed becomes leaders of the repub lican party are ’ lookc^rl after. l l i e i e are also a _ .« . J l A S A I I t 'l l O l l I t i l ' , t , , 1 , , , 1 - ft, . . . l i t . . . . \T A .. .. ... i 1 1 popular and a sire 1 is chosen from that slick will large n u m b er w h o enlisted and propositions. N o w . we breed. It may he that in a lifetime have a m a x im u m mul a minimum : werp .,larc>d on d . i t y a * c le rk s in sires have been use.! troni half « ilozd, * lnrjff rate with the po w er iu the : . , , , ... breeds. Those who breed thus are ilk* Ilk, | lla|ll|(| of tu c h ie f e x e c u tiv e to | ^ <leparlme..l« and in mi.lit.on to the man who as often as he walks up , . . ... * . . , , ha vin g d ra w n good pay w h ile the the hill walks ,1 ,wn again like him chaD« e ' at "'»> ,W,tl,,n ,,:e 1' ml war ' was on and eecij i d the d a n who sails continuously In a circle. At "'»>*• ' ' will have tw o effect«: gers o f field d u t y and cam p lit'o^ arc the end of a lifetime of sue!: breeding I’ rst, centralization o f power in the the loudi -'t si outers for recognition the breeder will And himself just whore hands o f the president; second, o f the uniform as a recom m enda Salt hides, d ry tic he started. ' s w in gin g into line many people tion for a j o b or promotion. “ Its Potatoes $ 1 . 5 ») .'rifNNbreetllnie. who aie tariff :<Y e rn u a s and yet d not our fault that we were not in C ab b age, c w t $2.00 I'l> «railing is the true system of im ubt k n o w «n othin g a b o u t the mat Turnips, cwt proving live sta ■!,. ( ’rosshreedilig that t*r e x c e p t the effects ol the tariff the field; we took the c h a n c e ,” $1.00 they say. Its not the fault. 0t mil Carrots, cwt is, the muling of two distinct breeds $1.00 upon their own p a rticu la r business. lions of A m e i u-,ms today that they Parsnips, cw t should have little place in the opera $ 1.75 T h e tariff is a question t,f greed in tlolls: of the farmer. II may la* advan' wen* not born soon en ou g h to take litany ciihc - s , and is looked at in tin- II a v, OKA i N, ETC. tage*,us in sume Instances, as when the pait in the war, either. T h e y were dams and their progeny are Iu go to way Sjieaker Cannon says congret’s- not transferred to clerical d uty in flit-tail prices are quoted) the block. It may lie profitable, for in njen sometimes v i e w Ihe world. W a shing ton w ithout efforts being W h e a t, bushel HOc stance. t*i cross aged Merlilo ewes with T h r o u g h a k n o t hole in the fence males of sume hett» r mutton breed and o f their own particular desires. made in thi ir behalf, and the e f W h e a t and vetch, chopped R. to eliminate ton $26.01) to prepare both for the market by fat- Many people in “ th e s e " United forts of the G . 40 c tbem from consideration is genet Oats, bushel tenlng them on fell pa: tlives, but oidl I States do not stop t ci *; id* I ffc * ally com m ended. narily such crossing should stoj> with I., ; Bran, ton $2<>.oo them selves the results of known the first cross. To carry it further. . . . . ., One gr e a t reform ina u g ura ted bv Clean w fc-it chop, ton $‘¿6 00 would prolmblv fur time at least in ; but accept th e ir ideas ready President Roosevelt has been the O a ts ano vetch chopped, ton $25.00 trod net* elements of reversion. made, and the new idea will prove placing o f y o u n g men with new Mixed, ton $‘ 2 I.oo Bui. It may lie naked, arc there no popular. Its a m u sin g side is the $ 2. 5.00 ideas at the head of a tta in in m any Shorts, ton Instances in’ wliteli al’en bloj.l may be controversy over w h o first su g - -wt $1.90 of the departm ents. T h e y have F lour, V * lntro i:*• d i b atduials that have been , vested the " in n o v a tio n .” proven a decided success, com ing F l o u r ( h a m wneat, c w t $‘ 2 . 4 o , , , * up g,-.idl’d l u c r e arc such instances. Vimv and navv oflicers ',ud civil Pi» .......... . ' " W " tuK low as when the animals thus grade! h-«v, employees of the g o ve rn m en t must in w ith reform ideas and p u ttin g Rolli I I ley, per 751 b sack $1.05 'he Rood clfects. livery thing about | I)nrtla|;v lu ,( „ „ etlil prupertle» them into execution Y o u n g Rolled b arley, standard, sack $1.00 fight shy of congress. It is an un the feed troughs and racks should be „ ,H Hitchcock, keep of the reform Hay, baled, tou $12.00 kept clem. There Is no animal so par I |ips or lst l(11|ll,, ... great I pardonable sin to be caught ta lk in g commission, and P ublic Printer J.IVK STOCK MARK I.T. to a congressm an. All the g o o d ticuhir as a sheep nlwnt its feed and , hy ¡ ,;i ,,f : „ . (..n ,s. 2 34 drink, 'l l, v Mould have clean water Hi d Is, l y i. , ' ii.'g '.*:e er** •: from sire-- ness ar.d patriotism rests uitli those Stillings a re shinning exam ples of COM’S the y o u n g men in W a shin g ton w ho Sheep where they * in pet It any time. |C placed at the head of several d e of an >Hi a* I.rc *1 are " d o i n g thin gs. As nearly all the sheep kept now arc 7c Veal. Iressed Till-: may l>. illu- ti-al' d *n the conili partment" A rm y and m v y officers ÍU the imitici, breeds. ! do not believe th -U of In a a y . I (I a- high g -:i.Ie la-I'll s of A . J . B i n io n Hogs, dre .. mp w h o have for years devoted their 7 c hi crossili", the breeds I use only i ’oland ('hiles iu the c irli belt :H pres Inn» Hi the cutis* are com died to t liorniiglihrc.l rams up in my * ves. To eld, Miiiiy *.f til * e 11 ve t , > 111 lie li i- IN DIGESTION, keep np the duck retain tin* best ewe ton tittle siao.iu-i und we !. ■ ** 1 l.l'ccd submit reports to men w ho »ie No ippclitc, los» of strengt 1 1, nor- la in I, ; for hr oi Im purpo es tu I bis lug ii p 'riles O ie er , fr ::i a sire over them tor a fe w months, and ! vcii - iic , hc.-idnchc, consiipalioi*. bad way In a hurt time a person may «>í e* t! e I lige V ,r Ii re or T.iin' lie Iu turn recom m ends to cong ress brenth, gciu-i-al dcbillry, sour risings, have a Hue (l ick of grade ewes At .lii*-< rs anu and i-.-itiu i-li of iIn- stimuli'll un- all v.ortii lire Is wo il l lead la w •1er hi wh it Is good for the ,vays li:i\c I lie* n pc of the sheep ill i o i p r o v . * il aloe r Ilia e linei. due to itiiligcslion. K ulcl D,\ ■* pepsin A m e r.ca n officer* of the I iv service. mind that you wish and breed for It ('lire cun** indigestion. This * lire'del*•: < • '.I l! cu f 1 In ! ilg 'll* army and navv are practical)*' w ith * covi-ry represents lhe natural j fic,*s of i 'li: c l.l l:*t*.ll'l'. 11*10 1 I ' *! d I Ilian I.! , id if they ile out exception honor ible men and | dige-tion ii- they exist i n a healthy The bob-ester ewe shown in the Hills Hired I > do -n Such i -.icliiug may it is ga llin g to say the least to be "tomii'-h. combined with the «rentest (ration is owned by A. I-'. White of sonni like i- la-. - y to some, but kiio'.Mi tonic and reconstructive prop Steuben i-muili N Y Mr. White says that I re Is on a so :u : lia is will be compelled to remain silent while some man appointed over them, B y Dr. l-’ ranc Liu ile H ard. Rc Orns erties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure docs of Ibis III ....I inn I * ice I d 's are con .found by all who put II to the l.- l. not only cure indigestion and dys 'hat lie m ay bolster up the admin [ 14 C hrism an B u ild in g, E u g e n e sidered anion.- Hu* l,csi Tli'-.v lire ex Tilomas ;-ih i ,i i 1 » *i \ i icutiemau. pepsia. Imt the famous remedy cures istralion. decides what is the best ; O b ject looked at. cut lent for iiiuttoiruud bave line lleeecs. all stomach troubles by cleansing, They cannot be called hardy, since purifying, sweetening and strengthen plan of procedure for t lie good oi 2- H ays o f light, the service It has been ever thus, . ;1 C ry sta lin e lens and point of ing tin* mucous membranes lining the Htunach. THF H O R SEM A N but the g a g is drawn tighter from reversal. K od ol Dyspepsia Cure after mc.-ils is year to year over tile m outh s of 1 P ic tu r e o f object on retina. not only thoroughly reliable digest- The ey eb a ll is a perfei t sphere ant, but it contain- great tonic anil 'i lierc's no l imil i* hot w c u working those who have tlit* serve e most at loo s,,.,n allei- loeding aud feeiliug tuo heart. «Iront an inch iu diameter. In reconstructive pi i .perli**s us well. This fnmoii rei n dy ciinldcs the soon after working. A fter spending millions o f dol- front the cornea is en grafted onto stonmeh and dig*- vc organs in thor A «rade stallioli ma.\ dcvclop solai* luis fin- the Panama canal, tlie c o m the main ball. oughly digest. ns.- milutc .uni contri strlklng < Iniiactei-isllcs. bui tlnit's no mission has gotten to the point T h e perfect or E m e tropic eyeball bute to tlie tissues d *,f the iiourisli- slgu bis get svili In* - o favored. where th e y are ready to let the is very hard to find, o n ly one per incnt that is contained in such food ns inav lie i*nten. 1 ;Iglit llioiisand ilollars ls a fall- prlce contract for the actual work. N o w son in m a n y ha vin g perfect eyes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure clears the fol- a borse, A l'cicbci in stallimi brmwlit timi figure recently in thè j look out for the fireworks. E v e r y Those that do, see the stars ns M a y anil makes sure the journey from | on« connected with the job so far sharp points of light instead o( a sickness t*> health and wonkness to w;(*st. strength. If the stomach is disor Soli. I feed M illi a vlew tu ipiulity Dias been provided with a Y a l e lo c k blur of li g h t as seen by most o f us. dered Kndol M ill cure tr. W hen w e look nt an object, ray s '1 In* Ics t Imi lln- bctlcr If tIn* Htrength | for their lips, exceptir « those who Kodol Dvspepsia Cure lavs the foun tin*y n»tiuin* « oiisifi«*i,al»l<* sliolttM*, but eiilng ipKilitlcs are tlieri*. bolstered up their immediate su from it en ter our eve, focus upon dation for health, and the upbuilding they maturi* nip'ull.v ami at twelve i imi I. bri--' !il str.iw isn't su Inni for 1 periors to grin promotion, and now tlie Retina and from there the m e s of strength by cleansing, piirifi.vlng months old. when well t il. will «Ires» ili bar: **s. after all II must lie slip the entire pack will turn at bay sage is cariit**! to the brain by the and sweet* uliig the glands ; 1111 1 mem brane*' of the stomach, and by sup ino pounds, ran*, however, should be p'.Hiiieiitisl wlth grulli, tliougli. 1 and show u p the t dr ies of the Optic nerve. B u t to tret to the ply in_' natural juices wiry to taken that 11 u*\ il>* not la\ on fat too 1,1 Mill 1 " i d nut m i l kept hörst | contractor, sided bv thus« w ho did Retina the rays of light, must first perfm-t Indigestion, n - ¡iiiil.-nion mid raphliy." will slmili lumi usage earlier and lift : . , , , , li'caUnu Hot. le;- il. I, ¡ lie wli .se life has been a I " OI, ">•' 1 °,utra ' ' ” " ot f " r' I«“« tLroiiS h the air then t hrough nutrition. Kodol digests what you I lushing supplies. It -vili require | the Cornea, Aqueous H u m o r, I h e t eat, prev* nt * olic ehiileni.diarrhoea, Foot rot must In* attacked by the stl , i,. uminer coni- itliix, dy -• - 11 1 1-1 \ ¡mil »heplienl iu tlu* 11 m t «i<*t«*riiii ii « m 1 man !, * r -es lu poor physical conditimi at least one ‘ show < i * * v\ i • ” and ex- Pupil, the C ry sta lin e Lens, the iilaints generally. mid its use will cun* uer If he ever hopes t t eope with th© Olten sw ut more freely t lia it at other ' pose “ f Ihe conditions into w h ic h |V )tiiuns H um or, and finally to the indigestion and ehrmiie dyspepsia disease Mueeessfully. ’ili*» moat lui Koilul is good alike T h en the littlo libers j peiinanently. tlrnes inatters are d riftin g before we a ie Retina. portant part in the tr* itment of this II is ttu* pcKircst kirnt cf ccmimny tu dune with tlie big ditch A n d iu- called the Hods and C o n es must be , for young and >ld. 'l our druggist ! sells it. »■•«•ourge Is tlu* jrettinn at the seat or arivst tIn• «mwtli of nuy farm nnluml, ; stead of seveu yt-ais to finish the ¡set in action to c a r ry the message loumlatiui) «*f same with tlu* knife aud nud (his is partlciilarly tim* of colts. i WOrk write “ seventeen y e a r s ” j to the brain th ro u g h the Optic eausties. lb«*ry louse or detached tVeak col's uro milch niorc lik.-lv tu ac How S This? N erve. W h e n all this cotnpli- piece of hoof should be ‘eut away and I rpilre hli-ijiislics than strnng, healthy I lunter your hatband We offer One* Hundred dollars Re W h a t’ s in a m i n t 1 l»id y o u j eated process has been g o n e throu g h any of tin* caustic preparations ap ' eins N O T IC E F O R Neatly every pi r-on who is subject to a tta c k s from the stomach suffer» * moi l.id dienti of a dietetic treatment f. a- relict, i li.-i i is t Invi*-fun it hs starva tion und onc-fourlh toast and milk. On tin- other limid you can eat as- you please and digest I lie food by tlio aid "Í a g"“*l digc-lant. thus giving Hit* tired S t o m a c h equally ns III noil resi Fat tvliat vim please mid take u little K" l *1 lor Indigestion after your meals ft. digest w h a t y o u eat. Sold by HeiiHnus iMlui llliieV. C A T A oil l-’or ^ 1 «•«•*** (HI meal Is more iu the nature of n tonic I him * feed as i>r * s horses an- eouccrnisl V. me li .i cu Iced as mudi as on - ami a li T or two pounds of oil meal wlii'ii fun. ilng homes for market, lad tinder ordinary elrcuiii sta lives this Is too mii'li However, a Minili amount of oil m* . 1 can be prof 1 1 usisi lu i'Viny stufili*, l'or the i ors" out of I'lUuIttlou it is an c -,'client ionie. In using It we would advise illy a sanili am.mul qv a luiiidfiil nlon« with Hie other «iuta I'cel When fed In tills win It Is not i*\polistie, but Is a vcr\ laluabti* addition (*■ the ra Ion It Inis a i..ililly laxullvi* cfTVct on lie bow Is. ton. i up tlic s\ ■ tom. smontila the ludi ami lias a on . ally lu-iictlelrtl • ■ITeet l 'urne t and ticiutliv and * I iver bay tliey uever at p gmwlng and w'Il mnke (muli luti -i h.u-es iu ever.v way tinnì *-olls wliiell are l.ept IniIf sturici! dur ili« thi» Itisi ycar et tlicir lives. ix**cp ili lii'-.scs freni haviitg limisi, hy thi-oivin« Ile* miiiiurc er wet stnnv up under thcni wlien* Ilici cali stami o:i II and l.c p tildi- feet inulst, say» ttu* I arm .bulinai But do not let the «oft manure «et packed in the shoe mid stay then- Don't make th** horses sleep on Un- Imi'd. cold finer, hut give them pleuty of beildlng. and It will pay you III many ways Redding makes Hu* manure much more valuable mid makes tin* horses look better Never I n bin • without a horse ' ’ l.inU t. and when tin* horse Is stopped fv* n for i. short tin put tin* blanket 1 on him 'fetter hare two good horses than .*••:;• I •> ■" - ni*s Trust your horse, but i keep 1 Lf r. ti on film An honest ‘ man wl!l w'lli lit doubt have nn lion ¡ **at h irse More l ’ .a i li df flu- hois,s in this iiltltiy ,n¡* i lastly Iu the feet fi " ia - lo 1*1 in f mill'll *>f this m ili SiHMTi' Tn| slu*<*|> lluatmtitlr* . I'he one ■••ii*it •*. ri t In silo essiti! s-fieep Ini Du dit- is lin in g a well ile vt*lo|M*d * urli** c i i 'iindiitlon upon iv filch to labor. Tin* niaii wl u*s In t*> sliivp wltli tin* Intent' ui of entering a field where in* i pr il li e . atefi as catch can I- g o i n g to fail s e ilici- oi later Profitable »lie *p fills! unity Is not nn enterprise n at can fie successfully op erated up.in sin li i I *s s <»n the other lumd,' the m.tn w . * before he «oes In- t i slice i * looks about himself, studies I :» c’lnilitions lui < st . at -s the do iuambs o f the t irket and then formu lates s mic w ell defined purp. e to enn- trouble Never - limilt your horse to a etltutc a base iqioii which t > found fu i:i.>«i who K udu * h uutliitig: nhotit hlsboiil- \c. pf t> tharge a big price for ture operati, ii Is the one that Inrarta j m ly ii* kc- a succc«s of his chosco en ] whnt might hotter never huve been lone. terprlse ! Cver ? '° P c o " 8i’,‘--r ,lle ,1,ost prunnuent politicums f today a ,e t » o w " '»V 'h eir lust name or “ a l l " I their name? W illiam A Men S m ith j of Michigan did u it h> *me promi \ nent until he was compelled to use all th names he hail to be itislin- 1 giiishi-il from the o i l e r S m ith s An d while go in g over the names ot alleged »pent men with b u i g n a i m i do not omit W illiam " J a v ” B ryan, with ac cut on tli»* mid le name, flic halls of c o u g res“ ire not lib • « k n ' w " hat *•»•>**» '* llbat ,".e are look in g at. A lth o u gh this seems lik e such a long process it is all done s0 q u ic k l y that w e are not aw are o f it at all. Upon passing th r o u g h the C rys- taliue lens the rays o f light which enter Hie eye in a sla n tin g direc tion are crossed s i that that the picture formed on the Retina is re versed, the brain, how e ver inter prets this correctly so w e see the object ns it is In the articles for the n e x t few erailv patronize*' d in in g r. set >-ks some of the most common Isjieech unless there is « o i n g 1 > be -'oine " h i n , " but when Senati l.a eve troubles will be ta lked about t : Follett o f Wisconsin starts m there I is strictly demo* rntir audience. F i i r n d u ie at cost a t Miller and T h e seuator a ppeals i * enjoy the C o r h i t ’s. boycott, and hsnimeis a w ay as if Mi and Mrs. Benjamin Lurch, uotlinig unusual h id i, ppened A s ot CottKge (D o v e, have issued m vi lias been before stated, ihe legisla- tation* for the m arriage of tliejr timi is formulated in 11 < co m m itfee d a u g h te r. Lillian, to H a rry K reu- ! rooms, and no amount of ‘ ‘spoil t- g e r o f Butte, M o n t , .Sunday e v e n m B will * *i«ni;c * sin •e vote, yet ¡ ing F eb ru ary •'*, at the home ot Mi p r o b ab ly i » lilis m-tan -e u and Mrs. L ou is ll e x t e r , 11*2 mean mo. ■ C h a u ta u q u a e n g a g e T w e lf th st., Portland. ments next summer t irrst ganieî' Miller and C o r b it are closing out T h e aii f a-sumpti n tak en on b y some on gve^ stuen »3 h ig h ly at cost. am using fo the impartial o b s t- r 'ir .i Every tiling needed for hon^f-j D o t lie y ’ k i 10 ' i l ou-iituent when j keeping it Miller and C orhit's they meet him if he i- » w *iker in I I». V.'ochran has go n e to O a k . Uncle 'vim s ti e n i null? N ot it laud, California on lum ber busiiu they know themselves- They at ei '^p^ndftit on th© fav« 1 of tht* v o j G o to unit i 01 bit t >r hsi ters in their d is ir t. vrt will not | gains, ........................ j,- -it tlie expense ___ _ G o to Millsr aurl C orbit for bat- t get into a carriage I of their constituents and g o to one gains. H o ;fW YORK1 d . ■- ' - B alm T h is R o m c ? y i*. S p e c ific , S u r o to C iv o Ss f i s f a c t i o n . Cl VES BELIEF AT ONCE. 11. 'lise :, sooth. », lioals, and protects the * i il n h « iihr.uif. It cures Catarrh and a i Id in tlie ] lead quickly» tores iiu Senses oi Tasto and Smell, y to ;i < N >ntains no injurious drugs. ■ ïiiil ii*; fh«: ii'.iîril.À and absorbed. I 50 its ai Dru (gists or by ' . i tl Size, 10 cents by mail. • ren St. Nrw York. THOMPSON HOTEL Jins. I. E. T hompson . Rates per day ..................................¡»LOO Hoorn ami hoard, por w eek......... $4.7>0 Time Table. Tn effect S u nd a y , Nov. 25 12 a m NORTH BOUND No iff L5O a m No IS C ottage '¡r o v e Local 5.I0 a in No 12 11.20 a tn No 14 New Fast Train SOlTIf No No No Family Pills for Con No 60 R CjO w’-' W *tSit* ward for any c i-c of t'atnrrli that cannot hi- cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. .1. C h kx kv A Co., Toledo, (). VYe. the undersigned, have known F. I.Cheney for the last 17» years, nail believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry cut any obligations made by his firm. W.u.ntxi;. K i x n i n . v M irvin ". Wholesale Druggist- T oled o, O. Iln il’s Catarrh curi* is taken inter nally. acting din ctly upon the blood ind mu* oil« sill-fin cs of the system. Testimonials «eni fre<- Price 75 cents per bottle. Sr,1*1 by all druggists. Take Hall's stipation. R tjL Y S j iV-l.iri* Its arc weancl they si,mild * - i night t■ > ■ . I oHts :in*I slidlcil corn, W: . they 've ined they should be fe • 1 thi* i >:-u bran and outs, mixed iu i uni parts, that they will cut. With mil ii rnti.Jii ntid plenty of good iilfal- iT IO N . October 22ml 1901!. Notice Is hereby given that Oeorge W. Holland of Crow. Oregon, has lihd notice of his intintlon to m a k e linai five-year proof in support of liis claim, viz: Homestead Entry Ño. » 1.12 made Nov. 21 I St»' t for tli o N Sect ion 22, To\vrislii[f 111 S., Range li \\ : i in I that sani prooí will In* made fictorc W. W. Calkins, I s Commis sione! *i Idi ollice at Eugene, Ore go n on .)anuary 5, 1!HI7. Ile h ,- unes tin* following witnesses to provi Id coniiiiii'HiM roHiilenco up.*n nii'l culti vat ion o. the laud viz.; I T ad: < i * a-hnw m i Panther. Ore. Chiin-h Stephens of ( 'row, Oregon ; Scott Oillc pie of Panther, Oregon; I rani; Ifoll.uid of Crow, Oregon. 27 2 : l!i \.i\ ui\ E. I .m o . Register. THE EYE AND ITS CARE plied P I 'B L b D e p a r t m e n t o f the In t e r io r , L a m i O llice at R o n c h a r « , O re . 6:1 3 p m bound _ I5 i . 26 a m 13 New Fast Train L30 a m 11 2.55 p m 1 7 Cottage Grove Local :1.50 p m 0 . I S . YEARS’ EXPERIENCE ilì . l ì . C i l . Timo Trtblo No. 4 T o ta k e effect N " v e i n b e r t Rimi. I Emt R mai 3:00 8:14j 8.« «I«** 1» 12 3*_*»: S: d 13 ”» 3 9:0fi l*vj 3:3- 9:15 18 ». : i. * r *. A rp o n e tendina n «ketch n n i description m iif quieti i f u c tr ta lit .*iir oplntnn free w hether an ■ ' » . . i t - n 1« probably r»tc n t iihle <'■.nmi tin »cu ff <«»rD Htr. nndsM.nii HANDBOOK <>n r»t*>ut« •en» free «>l«le«t Jkjrency f..r •eciirtnii pAtenfa. r « t e n t » takpn »hn »a*h Mann A Co. receive yp YM/ rofuY. without c harge. In the A han< 1 *ome!y lUn«tratev! wer-Vlr I araest elr- Ila ’ i**n o f an» •« 1 «" tid. » urn»l. 1 erma, f t % xc.ir: four month«, f l. ?o»i by all newsdealer*. MUNN&C oa ’ New York Hr «neh tifWoe, ('’S F 8t.. W tóh m gi n, I), C. C W Ifit L ittl.H ¿ . « x t i y H i s o p f T h e f a m o u s l i t t l e piHs. ani "at oiiiv 1 an.i 2 Daily F.x ■ 4tin<lay. No 2- No 1 •-TMTIOSS 1Kiev A.M. PM ».71 Í2 0U 5. l i 710 11 :‘l-< 4 :!> VNrtirietl fierro fiordo ... >07 n if, 4:fio . l'oreria Ml Il .0M 4:44 tar *.»17 10:40 4:37 Wirka ^l»i 10:33 K» h J itriGge 1020 10 :2» 4 ao •A : id wooti... MM«* 10 :1» 4:17 I»i«aton !<W*0 10:00 4 •) » No ¡t S o i P.M ! A.M ! M 1 > : b* 7 :;{»i 0 2:40 7:f«0 .1.;'» Tn*Dt M urks D esigns C opyrights A c . Scientific Hmcrican. 3 ani » Tue* lav W. Binai h -ci t.i - . aii 1 wlihoui notice. A ll o n tim rii f>-'ight ;* rwsrde»l o n ly at th e j J o in t n a k o f a h ip jie r r u g c*G iaignc e. j i-tRiie leave" V\ i M wimk I R ftrr th e a r r iv a l o trRiii t»u M nnda; We*lne-< 1 my.« am i F rid a y s 1 o r B o n ita imG i»r c « m l; n n n in g . u Tues- | » a y ". T tui r e la y s and S a tiin la ra . K reiah t w ill not l»** r«** e r • ti ai the O. A: 8 . E . K. K. Pepot .lite r i» » I’o in«ur*‘ fo rw a rd * m e n n e x t »ra.n fr< la h t miiAt he d e liv e re d In a m p le lim e to p e rm it o l it b e in g b i l i e t l . b B WOOD Manager,
